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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1905
Page
4
The Newberg Graphic from February 16 1905 carries editorials on water pipes drought and street sprinkling. It also notes Independence Enterprise praising a revival service and endorsing a horse race course. The issue muses on cold weather and the airship tournament at the Lewis and Clark fair.
A valley editor laments the local option chill and hopes gospel sermons resume in Oregon churches. The piece contrasts fervent preaching with focus on heavenly rewards and avoidance of worldly concerns.
Professor Whitten voices optimism that 1905 may mark a fruitful year after seven tough seasons. Critics warn of contingencies, but the Practical Fruit Grower urges gratitude for current conditions and a sunny outlook, postponing regret for later.
The Polk County Observer notes the first bill requested by the Oregon Press Association and endorsed by all newspapers was labeled a graft and indefinitely postponed. The piece wryly suggests this will humble lawmakers and remind lawmakers of the purity of those they helped elect.
The Capital Journal cites critics who oppose funding of state normals while noting the public objects to the labeled state normal schools and their state treasury support. It mocks demagogic attacks and queries theory versus public policy.
The Amity Advance discusses walnut cultivation amid a fruit boom and warns against poor state normal schools. It highlights a walnut planting article and relays a Portland Club visit to Newberg. The paper urges Amity to learn from Newberg and improve local property values.
The Oregon normal lobbyists rallied to block elimination bills and secured appropriations, defeating the Drain normal proposal. The article predicts future consolidation into a single state normal, noting Oregon currently lacks a worthy institution. It also compares local cherry trees to Sacramento's claim in Centennial notes.
Numerous transfers listed including Alatrae Company to Elsia A Toney for 32 by 111 feet in McMinnville near Johns add 43 dollars. Wallace to John Hackett four parcels at Fair Ground Sol Beary dlet 4s Fr 4w six thousand seven hundred dollars. Arthur to S M Mears 201 1oain Wm Wallace dlet 3sr2 unspecified amount. Nickerson to James Nicker son 41.25 acres in section 331 JESS ee to March It 9 bibees add to Sheridan 700 dollars. Schomus et al to J B Perkins 8330 square feet in block 7 North Yam bill 1600 dollars. Mida and R LI Sse'l to Alum
A sequence of parcel transfers across multiple counties shows numerous individuals selling or conveying real estate from interests including Hadaway Fisher families, Nelsons, Haworths and others. Amounts range from 60 to 3250 dollars with various deeds described by lot and block designations in Newberg McMinnville Sheridan and neighboring towns.
The text extols a soothing remedy with pleasant taste and permanent cures, popular with mothers for colds and coughs and safe for babies as it contains no opium. It notes sale by C. F. Moore & Co and references a stray thought about women and work.
Reverend Amos Parker of Magnolia North Carolina suffered eight years with a lame hip from rheumatic pains and was permanently cured by a free application of Chamberlain's Pain Balm, avoiding internal medicines.
Johnny muses on discovering places noting Bermuda was named for a man named Bermudez. He imagines how chance led to a place sharing his surname.
Described as a mild effective tonic to cure constipation and liver troubles by gently moving the bowels. The advertisement touts their long standing popularity and usefulness and notes sale by F. T. Caldwell & Co. A prize offers twenty dollars in gold to the person with the most flag coupons.
Rose Lawn Cemetery is now platted and ready for sale. See plat at my office. F A Morris Trustee for Cemetery Assn. A handsome picture of fine art gixan with every pair of shoes ought at $2.50 per pair and up at Patterson Jones and Co.
Fragment mentions Cham berlain s product for cholera and diarrhoea and a purchase in a house. The text is incomplete with a stray price or quarter and seller name C.
Advertisement for Ballard's Horehound Syrup claiming it stops coughing and ensures rest. States prices 25c, suc and $1.00, sold by C. F. Moore & Co.
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